Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts - photo 1
Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts - photo 2
Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts - photo 3
Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts - photo 4
Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts - photo 5
Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts - photo 6

Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts

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€ 700
Auction dateClassic
29.01.2023 18:00UTC +02:00
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WETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
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Germany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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ID 888865
Lot 111 | Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen). 6-tlg., Porträts
Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944 Polen)
6-tlg., Porträts, Tempera auf Malkarton, 18,5 cm x 14 cm Sichtmaß, je signiert, 1972 datiert, verso auf polnisch betitelt, partiell minimal zerkratzt, Provenienz: Privatsammlung Hannover




Wladyslaw Szyszko (1944)
6 pieces, Portraits, tempera on card, ca. 18.5 cm x 14 cm, each signed, dated 1972, titled in Polish on the reverse, some pieces slightly scratched, provenance: Private collection, Hanover The surrealistic portraits of Polish artist Wladyslaw Szyszko are equally reminiscent of Renaissance paintings as they are of the extraterrestrial figures from contemporary science fiction films and series. Szyszko studied archaeology at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, conservation science at the Academy of Fine Arts in the same city and painting in the studio of Prof. Adam Marczy?ski. In addition to his work as a painter, he has also published several academic works on the monuments of ancient Greece and Egypt. He has participated, among others, in over 80 collective exhibitions and numerous solo exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
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